STANDING RULES OF NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF WATCH AND CLOCK COLLECTORS, INC., A Pennsylvania Non-Profit Corporation
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1 As updated December16, 2016 STANDING RULES OF NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF WATCH AND CLOCK COLLECTORS, INC., A Pennsylvania Non-Profit Corporation PREAMBLE The National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors, Incorporated, hereinafter referred to as the NAWCC, hereby adopts these Standing Rules as of October 1, 2004, as amended. NAWCC, INC., 514 Poplar Street, Columbia, PA 17512
2 Table of Contents ARTICLE I. GOVERNING POLICIES...1 Section 1 Purpose, Content, Effect, and Precedence...1 (a) Purpose...1 (b) Contents...1 (c) Effect...1 (d) Precedence...1 (e) Establishment...1 (f) Additions...1 (g) Deletions and Amendments...1 (h) Section 3. Construction...1 ARTICLE II. AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONS...1 Section 1 (a) Certificates...1 Certificate of Appreciation...2 (b) Chapter Citation Certificate...2 (c) Gold Certificate...2 (d) Watch and Traveling Workshop Completion Certificate.(Amended )...2 (e) Watch and Traveling Workshop Coordinator Certificate of Appreciation (Amended )...2 (f) Volunteer of the Year Award...2 (g) Chapter of the Year Award...2 (h) Museum Awards...2 Section 2 Special Awards...2 (a) Wilbur L. Pritchard Award...2 (b) James W. Gibbs Literary Award...2 (c) Henry B. Fried Watch Award...3 (d) Dana J. Blackwell Clock Award...3 (e) The J. Bryson and Mary Lou Moore Distinguished Service Award...3 (f) Golden Circle Award...3 (g) Old Timer Designation...3 (h) Old Timer Of The Year Recognition Award...3 (i) Fellow Award...3 (j) Silver Star Fellow Award...3 (k) New Member Recruitment Award...3 (l) Donor of the Year Award (Member)...4 (m) Donor of the Year Award (Chapters)...4 ARTICLE III. BOARD OF DIRECTORS...4 Section 1 Records...4 (a) Minutes of Meetings...4 (b) Recording of Votes...5 (c) Monitoring and Notice Given of Board Action Items...5 (d) Motions and Directives...5 Section 2 Meetings...5 (a) Regular Meetings...5 (b) Special Meetings...5 (c) Electronic Meetings...5 (d) Executive Sessions of the Board...5 NAWCC, INC., 514 Poplar Street, Columbia, PA 17512
3 3 Section 3 Appointment of Legal Counsel...6 Section 4 Vacancy in Office 6 ARTICLE IV. CHAPTERS...6 Section 1 Chapter Handbook...6 Section 2 Chapter Formation and Approval...6 (a) New Chapter Petition Review...6 (b) Chapter Charter...6 Section 3 Non-Profit Operation...6 Section 4 Chapter Charter Recall...6 ARTICLE V. ARTICLE V. COMMITTEES...7 Section 1 General...7 (a) Policies and Duties...7 (b) Reporting, Administrative Coordination, Communications, and Composition...7 (c) Committee Procedures...7 (d) Reports...7 (e) Committee Chair Term of Office...7 (f) Committee Member Term of Office...7 Section 2 Standing Committees...8 (a) Awards Committee...8 (b) Bylaws and Procedures Committee (Amended 5/2013)...8 (c) Ethics Committee...8 (d) Finance Committee...8 (e) Library Collections Committee (Amended 5/2013)...8 (f) Museum Collections Committee (Amended 5/2013)...8 (g) Nominating and Elections Committee (Amended 7/2013)...8 Section 3 Operational Committees...9 (a) Chapter Relations Committee...9 (b) Development Committee...9 (c) Education Program (Amended 7/2016) 9 (d) Membership Committee...9 (e) Program Committee (f) Research Committee Section 4 Functional Committees (a) Convention Committee (b) Crafts Committee (c) Symposium Committee Section 5 Special Committees ARTICLE VI. CORPORATE OPERATIONS Section 1 Executive Director (a) Delegation of Authority Section 2 Employees (a) Equal Opportunity (b) Employee Handbook (c) Job Descriptions (d) Employee Retirement Fund Section 3 Headquarters Volunteers iii
4 4 (a) Volunteer Handbook Section 4 Service Fees Section 5 Facilities (a) Facilities Use Policy ARTICLE VII. EDUCATION Section 1 Watch and Traveling Workshop Program.(Amended ) (a) Purpose and Objectives (b) Advertising Section 2 Scholarships and Awards (a) Midwest Regional Scholarship Fund Section 3 Symposiums (a) Symposium Support and Management (b) Financial Support Section 4 Educational Programs at NAWCC Facilities (a) Purpose and Objectives ARTICLE VIII. ELECTIONS, APPOINTMENTS, AND REFERENDUMS Section 1 Election and Appointment Policies and Procedures Section 2 Referendum Policies and Procedures Section 3 Ballots, Counting of Votes, and Certification of Results (a) Ballots (b) Counting of Votes (c) Certification of Results ARTICLE IX. ETHICS, CONDUCT, AND BEHAVIOR Section 1 Codes of Ethical Conduct Section 2 Directors (a) Purchases from Board Members (b) Purchases by Board Members ARTICLE X. FINANCIAL MATTERS Section 1 Fiscal Year Section 2 Budgets Section 3 Capital Project Authorization Section 4 Financial Reporting Section 5 Financial Management (a) Net Liquidity Reserves (b) Investments Section 6 Endowment and Board Restricted Funds iv (a) Establishment of Endowment and Investment Funds (b) The National Watch and Clock Museum Endowment Fund (c) The Library and Research Center Endowment Fund (d) The NAWCC Endowment Fund (e) The Museum and Library Investment Fund (f) The NAWCC Heritage Fund (g) Western Electrics Chapter 133 Grant (h) Wilbur L. Pritchard Award Fund (i) Museum Acquisition Fund... 18
5 5 (j) Library Acquisition Fund (k) NAWCC Charitable Gift Annuity Fund (l) The Symposium Fund Section 7 Travel Expenses (a) Mileage Rate Section 8 Dues: ARTICLE XI. INTERNET ACTIVITIES Section 1 Internet Development Section 2 NAWCC Internet Services Section 3 NAWCC Electronic Communications Section 4 NAWCC On-line advertising Section 5 NAWCC Board Electronic Venues ARTICLE XII. LIBRARY AND RESEARCH CENTER Section 1 Library and Research Center Operations (a) Name (b) Library Operations Manual Section 2 Library Services (a) Library Index (b) Member and Public Services Section 3 Library Collections Development Section 4 Collections Management Policies and Procedures ARTICLE XIII. MEMBERS Section 1 Classes of Members (a) Regular Members (b) Associate Members (c) Business Members (d) Youth Members (e) Lifetime Members (Amended 6/2013) (f) Contributing Members (g) Introductory Members (h) Student Members Section 2 Membership Numbers (a) Number Assignment and Retention (b) Membership Number Inheritance Section 3 Membership Information (a) Membership Renewal Forms (Annual) (b) Membership Rosters Section 4 Meetings (a) Regular Annual Meeting (b) Special Meetings Section 5 Guests (a) Exclusion (b) Chapter Meetings, Marts, and Auctions v (c) Regional and National Convention Marts and Auctions (d) Other Activities... 26
6 6 ARTICLE XIV. MUSEUM Section 1 Operations Section 2 Conservation Section 3 Collections Development Policy Section 4 Collections Management Policies and Procedures Section 5 Usage and Other Fees Section 6 NAWCC Store ARTICLE XV. NATIONAL CONVENTIONS AND REGIONAL MEETINGS Section 1 Purposes of National Conventions and Regional Meetings Section 2 Scheduling (a) Schedule Conflict Avoidance (b) National Convention Schedules (c) International Regional Meetings Section 3 Laws and Regulations (a) Compliance (b) Remuneration and Volunteer Expenses Section 4 Insurance (a) Liability Insurance Regional Meetings Section 5 Planning and Budgets (a) National Convention Budgets (b) Financial Reporting and Distribution of Net Proceeds for National Conventions Section 6 Contracts and Indemnities (a) National Convention Contracts (b) National Convention Indemnities Section 7 Board Representation at Regional Meetings (a) Selection (b) Duties (c) Reporting and Follow-up ARTICLE XVI. OPERATIONS MANUAL ARTICLE XVII. PUBLICATIONS Section 1 Watch & Clock Bulletin Section 2 MART & Highlights (a) Publication (b) Advertising Policy Section 3 Other NAWCC Publications Section 4 Electronic Publication ARTICLE XVIII. RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT Section 1 Board Responsibilities (a) Board Involvement Section 2 Staff and Committee Responsibilities (a) Development Plan (b) Staff Support ARTICLE XIX. SCHOOL OF HOROLOGY (Amended 7/2013) vi
7 ARTICLE I. Section 1 GOVERNING POLICIES Purpose, Content, Effect, and Precedence (a) Purpose The Board of Directors, hereinafter referred to as the Board, is authorized by the Articles of Incorporation to establish policies and procedures in support of the Articles of Incorporation and the Bylaws. These policies and procedures, known as the Standing Rules, have the purpose of providing guidance and direction for conducting the business and affairs of the NAWCC within the limits of the Articles of Incorporation and Bylaws, and of all legal and statutory requirements for not-for-profit corporations. (b) Contents The Standing Rules will contain policies, directives, and general procedures, but not detailed or lengthy documents. Such governance and operating policies, directives, and procedures will be incorporated in the Operations Manual, as defined in Standing Rules Article XVI. (c) Effect The Standing Rules have the same effect as any duly constituted motion or directive of the Board, to the extent limited by the Articles of Incorporation and Bylaws. (d) Precedence No policy or provision contained in the Standing Rules may take precedence over any policy or provision of the Articles of Incorporation or Bylaws. (e) Establishment Whenever referenced hereinafter, the full Board is defined as all twelve voting members. (f) Additions Only the Board may make additions to the Standing Rules. Additions must be policies not already included herein or in the Articles of Incorporation or Bylaws, and require a majority vote of the full Board in Regular, Special, or Electronic Meeting. (g) Deletions and Amendments Only the Board may delete, change, or amend any of the Standing Rules. A two-thirds (2/3) majority of the full Board voting in favor at a Regular, Special, or Electronic Meeting is required to delete, change, or amend any Standing Rule. (h) Section 3. Construction The Articles incorporated in the Standing Rules subsequent to this Article I are organized in alphabetical order by general topic. This method of organization, titles used, and sequence is intended solely for convenience of reference and does not establish any order of importance or precedence. As used in these Standing Rules, NAWCC corporate office or corporate facilities refers to all physical facilities and business activities conducted at 514 Poplar Street, Columbia, PA Further, reference to either gender shall be deemed to include masculine and feminine wherever necessary or appropriate, and the singular shall include the plural, and vice versa. ARTICLE II. AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONS The Board may establish awards for the purpose of recognizing achievements and contributions of individuals and organizations, both within and outside the NAWCC, who have worked to further the purposes stated in the Articles of Incorporation. Following their presentation, all awards and recognitions will be published annually in an appropriate issue of the official NAWCC publication. Section 1 Certificates The Board has authorized the following Certificates of Appreciation and/or Achievement. Procedures for nomination, issuance, and presentation of these certificates will be the responsibility of the Awards Committee. The Board Chair will sign all certificates unless otherwise stated. NAWCC, INC., 514 Poplar Street, Columbia, PA 17512
8 2 (a) Certificate of Appreciation A Certificate of Appreciation will be presented to individuals serving in leadership and speaker capacities for a national convention or regional meeting, symposium, or other event or activity. (b) Chapter Citation Certificate A Chapter Citation Certificate will be presented to each chapter hosting a national convention or regional meeting, symposium, or other event or activity organized under the auspices of the Convention Committee. (c) Gold Certificate A Gold Certificate will be presented to individuals who have provided exceptional services to a national convention or regional meeting, symposium, or other event or activity. (d) Watch and Clock Traveling Workshops Certificate (Amended ) A Watch and Traveling Workshop Course Completion Certificate signed by the Board Chair and the Course Instructor will be presented to each participant of a Field Suitcase Workshop course following his full attendance of that program. (e Watch and Clock Traveling Workshop Coordinator Certificate of Appreciation Amended ) Each Watch and Traveling Workshop Coordinator will receive one certificate of appreciation annually for organizing one of more classes. The Education Committee Chair and the Board Chair sign this certificate. (f) Volunteer of the Year Award A certificate will be given once each fiscal year to a volunteer who has provided outstanding services to the NAWCC in support of NAWCC operations, on recommendation of the Volunteer Coordinator and the Executive Director. (g) Chapter of the Year Award A certificate for Chapter of the Year may be given each year at the National Award Banquet based on a submittal by a chapter to the Awards Committee for their evaluation and recommendation to the Board for action. The submittal shall be in the form of a letter to the Awards Committee Chair detailing the chapter contributions over the year previous to such award. (h) Museum Awards The Board may authorize awards for service to and support of the Museum, with presentation of an appropriate certificate to the individual or organization. Section 2 Special Awards Special awards to recognize outstanding individual service and achievement may be presented as follows. Unless otherwise specified, procedures for nomination, confirmation, issuance, and presentation of these awards will be the responsibility of the Awards Committee. (a) Wilbur L. Pritchard Award The Board recognizes and supports the Wilbur L. Pritchard Award for excellence in the field of watch repair and restoration, to be awarded annually or as may be determined to a person selected from applicants who qualify under the conditions stipulated by the selection committee. Application is open to the public as well as to NAWCC members. The Executive Director of the NAWCC will appoint a chair of a committee of three or more members chosen from among persons qualified in the art, which will be responsible for selection of the winner. This selection committee shall prepare and maintain the procedures and selection criteria for this award, to be approved by the Board. (Amended 1/2013) (b) James W. Gibbs Literary Award An award for horological literary excellence may be awarded annually if there is a candidate recommended by the membership to the Awards Committee Chair for evaluation, with final selection by the Awards Committee. A plaque will be presented to the recipient at the national convention and the recipient s name inscribed on a master plaque located in NAWCC s corporate facilities. 2
9 3 (c) Henry B. Fried Watch Award An award for excellence in the field of watchmaking may be awarded annually if there is a candidate recommended by the membership to the Awards Committee Chair for evaluation, with final selection by the Awards Committee. A plaque will be presented to the recipient at the national convention and the recipient s name inscribed on a master plaque located in NAWCC s corporate facilities. (d) Dana J. Blackwell Clock Award An award for excellence in the field of clockmaking may be awarded annually if there is a candidate recommended by the membership to the Awards Committee Chair for evaluation, with final selection by the Awards Committee. A plaque will be presented to the recipient at the national convention and the recipient s name inscribed on a master plaque located in NAWCC s corporate facilities. (e) The J. Bryson and Mary Lou Moore Distinguished Service Award An award to recognize distinguished and outstanding service to the Museum. Selection of candidates may be by the Museum Collections Committee, with approval by the Board. A plaque will be presented to the recipient at the national convention. (f) Golden Circle Award An award to recognize the achievement of 50 years of NAWCC membership. It is granted automatically to those members achieving 50 years continuous membership, and will also be granted, upon request, to those members achieving 50 years total but non-continuous membership, to be confirmed from NAWCC membership records. It is recognized by a certificate and a Golden Circle pin. In addition, a list will be maintained in a public area on the NAWCC website with the name, accession number, and year of achievement of all members attaining 50 years of service. Membership Services staff will provide data to the Awards Committee at the end of each fiscal year. The award will be presented to qualifying members at each year s national convention awards banquet. The certificate and pin may be sent by mail at a later date if the member cannot be present. Officers and committee members of chapters and regional s will be encouraged to provide free or discounted entry to events to members achieving the Golden Circle Award. (Amended 1/2013). (g) Old Timer Designation The designation of Old Timer shall be automatically given to the two hundred (200) active Members having the lowest membership numbers. This designation will not apply to membership numbers that have been inherited as provided in Standing Rules Article XIII Section 2(b). Such member will only qualify on the basis of their membership number at the time of actually joining the NAWCC. Breaks in service may be taken into account in determination of eligibility. (h) Old Timer Of The Year Recognition Award An award to recognize one Old Timer each year for continuing leadership and personal dedication to the purposes of the NAWCC. Selection will be by a committee composed of the past Chairs (or past Presidents as applicable) of the NAWCC, with approval by the Board. A plaque will be presented to the recipient at the national convention when possible or delivered by mail at a later date if the member cannot be present. (i) Fellow Award An award to recognize outstanding and meritorious achievement and service in support of the NAWCC and its purposes. This award will be administered by the Awards Committee and presented to the recipient at an appropriate regional meeting or national convention when possible. (j) Silver Star Fellow Award An award to recognize exceptional and meritorious achievement and service in support of the NAWCC and its purposes. It may be awarded only to Members who have already achieved Fellow Award status. This award will be presented to the recipient at the national convention when possible. (k) New Member Recruitment Award An award that recognizes cumulative individual or chapter achievement in the recruitment of new members for NAWCC. It is given in progressive steps based upon the number of new members referred, sponsored, or otherwise 3
10 4 recruited, as taken from the NAWCC corporate office membership records. Membership Services staff shall maintain the list and provide to the Awards Committee at the end of each fiscal year the names of those members and chapters who have met the cumulative criteria. The awards, to include a certificate and a recognition pin for individuals, and a certificate-only for chapters, follow: Bronze Award: Given to all members and chapters who have recruited at least 25 new members. Silver Award: Given to all members and chapters who have recruited at least 50 new members. Gold Award: Given to all members and chapters who have recruited at least 100 new members. Diamond Award: Given to all members and chapters who have recruited at least 200 new members. Recipients will be recognized at the national convention. (l) Donor of the Year Award (Member) An award to recognize an individual member for the most significant donation (gift) given to the NAWCC during the previous fiscal year. The award will be presented to the member after the close of the FY and will consist of a suitable award. The member's donation will be highlighted in the Donor Recognition List, to be published annually. With the donor's permission an article with photo highlighting the gift will also be included. In addition a master plaque will be displayed in NAWCC s corporate facilities;; tags showing each recipient's name will be added to that plaque annually. The Executive Director will be responsible for selecting the Donor of the Year, with Board consensus. In rare cases, two or more awards may be presented. Awards need not be given every year. Awards will be based upon funds or gifts in kind. Personal labor shall not be factored into the award. (m) Donor of the Year Award (Chapters) An award to recognize an individual chapter for the most significant donation (gift) given to the NAWCC during the previous fiscal year. The award will be presented to the chapter after the close of the FY and will consist of a suitable plaque. The chapter's donation will be highlighted in the Donor Recognition List to be published annually. With the donor's permission an article with the chapter president's photo highlighting the gift will also be included. A master plaque will be displayed in NAWCC s corporate facilities; tags showing each recipient's chapter name will be added annually. The Executive Director will be responsible for selecting the Donors of the Year, with board consensus. Awards need not be given every year. Awards will be based upon funds or gifts in kind. Personal labor shall not be factored into the award, nor will cash from the surplus of national conventions. ARTICLE III. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Policies in this Article are established to ensure the smooth functioning of the Board in carrying out its statutory and fiduciary duties. Section 1 Records (a) Minutes of Meetings The Secretary shall keep minutes of all Board meetings according to Robert's Rules or as otherwise directed in these Standing Rules. 1) Physical Meetings. The Secretary will submit a draft of the minutes of all physical meetings of the Board within 30 days of the date of the meeting, for subsequent approval by the Board. 2) Electronic Meetings Minutes of Electronic Meetings of the Board will be prepared and approved according to the procedures for such meetings. 3) Publication of Minutes Once approved, a Notice of Publication of Approved Minutes will be published in the next available issue of the official NAWCC publication stating the meeting dates for which the full text of the Approved Minutes will be found in the same month or subsequent issue of the MART & Highlights, posted on the NAWCC website under Board of Director Documents, and posted to NAWCC_NEWS or other electronic venues. 4
11 5 4) Archiving of Minutes An archival copy of all Board meeting minutes shall be maintained at NAWCC s corporate office as the permanent record of Board actions, the approved copy text being provided by the Secretary following Board approval. All Board meeting minutes shall also be permanently posted in electronic format on the NAWCC website for Member and Board viewing and reference, and a secure electronic copy maintained in NAWCC archives. (b) Recording of Votes Votes of the Board on all motions presented in Regular, Special, or Electronic Meetings other than those specified in Item(b) 2) will be recorded by yeas and nays, and reported by name in the minutes of those meetings. Votes of the Board on all motions for appointment of Directors, Committee Chairs, and approval of Awards for individuals shall be by secret ballot, with the results to be recorded as approved by the Board by the required majority. (c) Monitoring and Notice Given of Board Action Items The Secretary will be responsible for maintaining a record of all outstanding action items approved or directed by the Board, monitor the status of those items, and report to the Board no less than quarterly on the progress toward completion. Unless otherwise stated in a Board motion or directive, the Secretary will be responsible for giving prompt notice of Board actions directly to parties affected by such actions. (d) Motions and Directives The Bylaws and Procedures Committee will maintain a permanent record of all Motions and Directives of the Board. Motions that establish new Standing Rules or amend existing Standing Rules will be incorporated in these Standing Rules, with notation of date of approval and renumbering of existing items if required. Section 2 Meetings (a) Regular Meetings Regular meetings of the Board will be held according to the Bylaws. Immediately following adjournment of the regular meetings, members present will be invited to provide their comments to the Board. (b) Special Meetings Special meetings of the Board may be called and held according to the Bylaws. Special meetings for which the 15-day notice has been waived may be held physically or conducted by mail, telephone, facsimile, or electronic means. Procedures for holding Special meetings by these means will be approved by the Board. (c) Electronic Meetings Electronic meetings will be held in those months when there is no physical meeting of the Board. Procedures for holding Electronic meetings will be approved by the Board. (d) Executive Sessions of the Board An Executive Session may be called by any member of the Board during the course of any scheduled physical meeting or Special Meeting by teleconference. Executive Sessions are not permitted during electronic meetings of the Board or during any Special Meeting for which written notes or messages are used. A motion to go into Executive Session is a question of privilege and is not debatable. Approval is by majority vote. Subject matter for Executive Sessions may include but is not limited to the following: Personnel matters including but not limited to nominations to appointed positions Ethical matters Disciplinary matters Contract issues Legal issues To seek or receive legal advice. The purpose of each Executive Session must be stated prior to its approval. Discussions in Executive Session are to be limited to the specific subject at hand. If no action is taken in Executive Session, it is so stated by the Chair when open session is resumed. Any action agreed upon in Executive Session must be presented as a motion in open session of the Board; such motions do not require a suspension of rules to be presented for discussion and voting. No written record is to be kept of any Executive Session. Any person permitted to be present during an Executive Session is honor bound not to divulge anything that occurred. Section 3 Appointment of Legal Counsel
12 The Board shall select and appoint qualified legal counsel for the NAWCC at the commencement of the term of each new Board, to serve for the term of the appointing Board. Such counsel will be an ex officio nonvoting member of the Board as provided in the Articles of Incorporation and Bylaws. Section 4 Vacancy in Office (added ) a) Whenever there shall be a vacancy in the office of Chair, Vice-Chair, Secretary, Treasurer or any other officer of the NAWCC, the Board shall fill such office or officers in accordance with article I, Section 2 of the By-Laws. b) A vacancy of an office shall occur whenever an officer shall die, resign while in office or whenever for any reason upon ¾ or greater majority vote of the Board shall determine the office is vacant. ARTICLE IV. CHAPTERS Section 1 Chapter Handbook The Chapter Relations Committee shall develop and maintain a Chapter Handbook to be approved by the Board, which will address all policy and procedure requirements stated in Bylaws Article VIII and in this Article IV. Information related to the formation, governance, operation, finance, and other aspects of being a NAWCC chapter shall be included. The Chapter Handbook will be reviewed at least annually and updated as needed to meet any changed requirements. Section 2 Chapter Formation and Approval The Chapter Relations Committee will review all applications and requests for establishment of a new chapter, and make a recommendation to the Board for approval or rejection of a charter. (a) New Chapter Petition Review The minimum requirements for consideration of chapter formation shall include: 1. Submission of a petition or other request for formation to be recognized as a NAWCC chapter. 2. Submission of a proposed memorandum of association and/or bylaws with the petition or request that are not in conflict with NAWCC governance documents and showing the chapter will operate as a non-profit entity. 3. Statement of recognition of NAWCC membership requirements for chapter membership. 4. Statement of recognition of NAWCC membership requirements for chapter officers. These and other policy requirements and procedures for this process shall be incorporated in a Chapter Formation and Approval section of the Chapter Handbook, to be approved by the Board and incorporated herewith by reference. (b) Chapter Charter On approval by the Board of each new chapter, a Chapter Charter will be granted that authorizes the chapter to represent itself as a NAWCC affiliate and defines the obligations of the chapter and the NAWCC to each other. An original copy of the Chapter Charter will be provided to the new chapter and a copy will be maintained at the NAWCC corporate office. Section 3 Non-Profit Operation. NAWCC Chapters are required to affirm their commitment to operate as a non-profit entity, whether incorporated or not, or whether holding an appropriate tax-exempt determination status or not in their country of residence. United States based chapters may apply for independent 501(c)(3) tax-exempt determination or for inclusion in the NAWCC group determination; or may hold other suitable tax-exempt determinations. Section 4 Chapter Charter Recall Bylaws Article VII Section 5 governs the recall of a chapter charter. 7 ARTICLE V. Section 1 ARTICLE V. COMMITTEES General (a) Policies and Duties As provided in the Bylaws, the Board has authority to establish policies, goals, and duties for all committees. (b) Reporting, Administrative Coordination, Communications, and Composition 1) Standing Committees Standing Committees and all Functional Committees as defined herein shall report to the Board. The Board Chair will be responsible for providing administrative coordination of these committees, including advising them of all actions of the Board that may affect their area of responsibility. The committee chairs will direct their reports, questions with
13 regard to policy, and recommendations for improvement in their area of responsibility to the Board Chair with copies to the Board for their information and action as needed. (d) Finance Committee 1) Operational Committees Operational Committees shall report to the Executive Director, who will be responsible for providing administrative coordination of these committees. The Executive Director will be responsible for communication of Board actions to the Operational Committees. These committees will communicate directly with the Executive Director on all matters. Copies of committee reports and questions regarding policy or requiring a Board response will be forwarded to the Board for their information and action as needed. 2) Committee Chairs NAWCC members may chair only one committee at a time and may not serve as a member of another committee at the same time, unless special circumstances exist. Members may be appointed as committee members to a maximum of two committees at a time unless special circumstances exist. Special circumstances must be cleared by the Board Chair or the Executive Director, as appropriate, and does not require approval by the Board. (Amended 12/2012) (To become effective July 1, 2013) (c) Committee Procedures Each committee defined herein is required to develop current procedures for its operation with acknowledgement stating they are current, or revised procedures submitted to the Board for approval at least annually. (d) Reports 1) Annual Reports All committees defined herein are to prepare an annual report at the end of each fiscal year, for presentation to the Board by May 15 of the current year. These reports will be published in NAWCC official publications. 2) Other Reports The Board may require other reports to be prepared from time to time as needed. Special committees shall prepare a final report at the time their term is completed. (e) Committee Chair Term of Office As provided in Bylaws Article III, Section 5, the Board appoints all committee chairs not otherwise specified in the Bylaws or these Standing Rules. All appointments shall include an effective starting date. The Board shall communicate starting dates to incoming and outgoing committee chairs. Committee chairs serve at the pleasure of the Board. Unless removed or as otherwise provided for in the Bylaws or these Standing Rules, committee chairs shall serve from the effective starting date until notified of their end of term or re-appointment by the next Board. (f) Committee Member Term of Office Committee Chairs appoint all committee members not otherwise specified in the Bylaws or these Standing Rules. Al appointments shall include a starting date. Committee chairs shall communicate to the Board Chair and/or Executive Director the members of his or her committee. Committee members serve at the pleasure of the committee chairs unless removed by the committee chair or as otherwise provided for in the Bylaws or the Standing Rules, committee members shall serve from their appointment date until the end of the appointing chair s term unless reappointed by the next committee chair. (Amended 1/2013) Section 2 Standing Committees The Standing Committees are established in the Bylaws and may not be changed without an amendment to the Bylaws. (a) Awards Committee The Awards Committee will have no less than ten (10) members. Consideration will be given to a well-balanced geographic representation for committee members. (b) Bylaws and Procedures Committee (Amended 11/2013) The Bylaws and Procedures Committee, in addition to the duties specified in the Bylaws or elsewhere in these Standing Rules, shall also be responsible for oversight of all referendums of the members with respect to amendments of the Articles of Incorporation and the Bylaws. A minimum of one member of the Board of Directors shall be a member of this committee. (c) Ethics Committee The Ethics Committee, in addition to the duties specified in the Bylaws, shall also be responsible for developing and maintaining ethics guidelines to use in carrying out its duties. These guidelines are to be approved by the Board and incorporated herewith by reference. Board members may not serve on this committee.
14 In addition to the duties specified in the Bylaws, the Finance Committee shall also be responsible for reviewing the annual audited accounts and preparing a statement to the Board regarding its observations and recommendations. To carry out its responsibilities under Bylaws Article III Section 2 (d) 3, the Finance Committee shall work with the approved professional investment manager and Executive Director to develop investment and fund management policies and procedures for approval by the Board. (e) Library Collections Committee (Amended 5/2013) Duties and responsibilities of the committee are as described in Bylaws Article III Section 2(e) and in Standing Rules Article XII. (f) Museum Collections Committee (Amended 5/2013) Duties and responsibilities of the committee are as described in Bylaws Article III Section 2(f) and in Standing Rules Article XIV. (Amended 7/2013 to remove Publications Advisory Committee) (g) Nominating and Elections Committee (Amended 7/2013) The Nominating and Elections Committee hereinafter referred to as the NEC, will be responsible for conducting the business of and managing the election and appointment processes for members of the Board and elected members of the NEC. The process and procedures are detailed in the NEC Operations Manual to be approved by the Board and are incorporated herewith by reference
15 1) Each election year, the Official Ballot shall be distributed to each Member not earlier than 120 nor later than 75 days prior to the ballot due date. The method of distribution shall be determined by the Nominations and Elections Committee. 2) The NEC will issue a call for nominations for appointed Directors in the issue of the official NAWCC publication not later than 75 days prior to each election year due date. Nominations may be received until one week following the close of elections. 3) Amendment proposals passed by the Board or received by Petition shall be included with the Official Ballot. 4) The Board may authorize electronic or other means of distribution and/or collection of the Official Ballot within the time frames as established above. Section 3 Operational Committees The Board shall establish Operational Committees that will report to the Executive Director. The Board may change the reporting relationship of these committees to become Functional Committees if deemed appropriate. Board members who serve on these committees do so as individual members and not as representatives of the Board. (a) Chapter Relations Committee The Chapter Relations Committee has the following responsibilities, to be updated as needed by the Executive Director: Review and recommend new chapter charter applications to the Board Chapter surveys Chapter program proposals Chapter services provided by NAWCC Chapter officer training Study potential for new Special Interest Chapters Assist struggling chapters Recommend chapter recalls Annual Chapter Representatives meeting Chapter leader newsletter Chapter relations publicity The Chapter Relations Committee is also responsible to develop and maintain the Chapter Handbook, to be approved by the Board. A policy and procedure section is defined in Standing Rules Article IV Section 2(a) that will be approved separately by the Board and incorporated herewith by reference. (b) Development Committee The Development Committee is responsible to work with the Executive Director for development and implementation of the Development Plan as directed in Standing Rules Article XVIII Section 2(a). (c) Education Program (added 7/1/2016) A Coordinator who will have the following committees with chairs shall administer the Education Program: Curriculum, On-line learning, Watch and Clock Traveling Workshops, Programs, and Audio Visual. Each Committee will be composed with a chair that will select the committee members. On-line learning, Watch and Clock Traveling Workshops, Programs, and Audio Visual. Each Committee will be composed with a chair that will select the committee members. (a) Curriculum is responsible to develop the various paths of learning the NAWCC offers. 1. Review all NAWCC sponsored technical educational courses to provide for excellence in horological training programs offered by the NAWCC. 2. Identify needs for additional offerings and develop curricula for new courses in conjunction with potential course instructors and based upon attendee feedback from evaluations. 3. Study means of integrating the various forms of technical education offered through the NAWCC so participants in various offerings are offered similar paths of learning between one form and another (i.e. a Watch and Clock Traveling workshop vs. an onsite course at educational facility in Columbia vs. an online course) 4. Works with the NAWCC education staff to evaluate instructor s methods of teaching and ensure all technical educational courses are meeting the course objectives and standards of excellence set by the group. Review participant evaluations and feedback. (b) The On-line-learning Committee is responsible to develop quality online courses. 1. Develop a series of online technical education courses that meet the
16 standards of excellence set by the curriculum and best practices task force in the area of clock and watch repair and are based upon member demand and survey/evaluation results. 2. Prepare and/or review the script for each individual course 3. Develop the storyboard for each individual course 4. Secure the talent/instructor for each individual course 5. Prepare any props needed for each individual course 6. Coordinate with NAWCC education staff the above activities and the filming/editing of each course (c) Watch and Clock Traveling Workshops Committee is to provide technical repair and restoration training to those who do not have access to the educational center in Columbia, PA., by training courses developed by the standards and curriculum committee and sponsored/hosted by NAWCC chapters at local locations. 1. Responsible for the day to day operation of the Watch and Clock Traveling Workshop Program 2. Appoints a Watch and Clock Traveling Workshop administrator to coordinate workshop dates, assign an instructor and send each student the course requirements. The Administrator also s each student a course outline, the required student tool list, a list of vendors where tools can be purchased, information on the movement needed in class, and a reading reference list. The administrator also gathers evaluations from attendees for future course planning and instructor evaluations. 3. Appoints a lead instructor/evaluator to train and evaluate instructors of the program 4. Recruit, train, and evaluate instructors for the program 5. Maintain records of tool kits/update kits as necessary 6. Make recommendations to the curriculum and best practices task force for revisions/additions to the program 7. Work with the NAWCC education staff and marketing staff to promote courses both internally to members/chapters and externally to potential members where workshops are scheduled (d) Program Committee is to cultivate non-technical Horological programs for usage by the NAWCC for educational purposes. 1. Maintain and recruit members for the Speaker s Bureau 2. Develop yearly schedule of online speakers on topics related to non-technical horological education. 2. Assist the local convention committee and symposium committee in the recruitment of horological speakers for these events. 3. Obtain signed releases from all recorded program content owners, to enable archiving, publication, and usage by NAWCC for educational purposes. Specific policies, procedures, and responsibilities will be incorporated in the committee s operating procedures. 5. Assist chapters in program development if requested (e) Audio Visual Committee is responsible to capture and edit programs for usage by the NAWCC for educational purposes. 1. Capture of programs presented at national conventions and the symposiums. Coordinate with the national and symposium committees with respect to the timing of the programs to facilitate recording as many programs as possible. 2. Capture of suitable programs presented at regional meetings, when committee members and equipment are available. 3. All captured programs are to be recorded digitally and a master recording archived. 4. Develop standards for editing programs and edit recorded programs captured at NAWCC meetings, conventions, and symposium to those standards. Review these standards periodically as advances in technology change and may make current standards outdated 5. See that copies in current lending formats are given to the NAWCC library to be made available for lending purposes. Where program owners have authorized, some programs will be converted to a format suitable for online streaming from the NAWCC website. 6. Obtain signed releases from all program content owners, to enable archiving, publication, and usage by NAWCC for educational purposes. (d) Membership Committee The Membership Committee has the following responsibilities, to be updated as needed by the Executive Director: Member surveys and demographics Recruitment awards and incentives Member benefits and services Membership retention initiatives New member packets Membership publicity Member recruitment initiatives Membership categories (e) Program Committee The Program Committee is responsible for the capturing, editing and creation of horological programs in support of the NAWCC s educational and Library lending needs. The committee s responsibilities include but are not limited to: Capture of programs presented at national conventions and the symposiums. Capture of suitable programs presented at regional meetings, when committee members and equipment are available. All programs are to be recorded digitally and a master recording archived. See that copies in DVD and VHS formats are made available for lending purposes from the library. Where programowners have authorized, some programs will be converted to a format suitable for online streaming from the NAWCC website. Obtain signed releases from all program content owners, to enable archiving, publication, and usage by NAWCC for educational purposes. Specific policies, procedures, and responsibilities will be incorporated in the committee s operating procedures, to be approved by the Board.
17 (f) Research Committee The Research Committee role is to encourage, facilitate, and monitor historical research, by members and others, into the art, science, and technology of timekeeping, and the people and manufacturers involved. The committee shall promote the systematic recording and publication of findings and conclusions in the official NAWCC publication and other publications, both by direct submission of information, and by encouragement of individuals to submit material, to the Publications staff. The process and procedures used will be incorporated in the committee s operating procedures, to be approved by the Board. Section 4 Functional Committees The Board shall establish Functional Committees that will report to the Board. The Board may change the reporting relationship of these committees to become Operational Committees if deemed appropriate. (a) Convention Committee The Convention Committee is responsible for the following: Reviewing proposals on arrangements for national conventions and making recommendations to the Board. This includes but is not limited to review of site selection, contracts, and budgets. Submitting recommended national convention site selections and budgets to the Board for approval. Ensure that national conventions are scheduled at least 3 years out. If proposals are not received, solicit venues for the conventions and ensure volunteers are in place for the organizing committee. Reviewing and approving requests for dates for regional meetings Reviewing and approving requests for public days for regional meetings Reviewing public day requests for national conventions for Board approval Maintaining a calendar of national conventions, regional meetings and symposia Developing and maintaining the Convention Handbook, to be approved by the Board. Ensuring that reports of regional meetings from the Regional Chair and the National Representatives are completed and submitted in a timely manner. Instigate resolution of issues identified in the reports. (b) Crafts Committee The Crafts Committee will be responsible for locating and encouraging members to submit horological items for the Craft Contest at the national conventions and for other needs of the NAWCC. The committee will also identify and
18 appoint qualified persons to judge the various entries in the Craft Contest. (c) Symposium Committee The Symposium Committee is responsible for managing the organization and presentation of the Ward Francillon Time Symposiums and other symposiums as may be sponsored by the NAWCC, as defined in the Symposium Handbook. The committee is responsible for developing and maintaining the Symposium Handbook; revisions or changes that affect established policy being subject to approval by the Board. Section 5 Special Committees As provided in Bylaws Article III Section 5, the Board may appoint Special Committees to address specific tasks, initiatives, and needs as appropriate, and determine to whom each such committee will report. Also, that the committee term is limited to the remaining term of the appointing Board unless terminated earlier. In addition to these conditions, it is required that a Special Committee will include no less than three members. ARTICLE VI. Section 1 CORPORATE OPERATIONS Executive Director (a) Delegation of Authority The Executive Director shall be the Chief Executive Officer of the NAWCC and has full responsibility for day-to-day operations, within the limits of his Delegation of Authority as approved by the Board. The Executive Director Delegation of Authority is incorporated by reference in these Standing Rules. Section 2 Employees (a) Equal Opportunity The following policy statement regarding NAWCC practice as an equal opportunity employer will be posted on the staff notice board, in each issue of the official NAWCC publication, the NAWCC web site, and other locations as appropriate: The NAWCC does not discriminate in hiring or employment because of race, color, religion, age, sex, disability, national origin, genetics, retaliation, or other classes detailed in current or future Federal or Commonwealth of Pennsylvania statutes. This policy includes but is not limited to all decisions made on promotions, transfers, demotions, reductions in force, discipline, recruiting, compensation, benefits, training, education, or any other terms or conditions of employment. (b) Employee Handbook The Executive Director will be responsible for maintaining an Employee Handbook, a current copy of which will be provided to all employees. The Employee Handbook will incorporate conditions of employment and descriptions of all employment policies and benefits, together with other information necessary for each employee to understand their employment conditions. (c) Job Descriptions The Executive Director will be responsible for maintaining current job descriptions for all NAWCC employees. The Board will approve the job description of the Executive Director. (d) Employee Retirement Fund The NAWCC Employee Retirement Fund Plan, and all amendments or modifications thereto, shall require approval by the Board. At the time of review and approval of the operating budget for each new fiscal year, the Board shall review the NAWCC contribution to the Employee Retirement Fund and separately approve an amount or percentage to apply to the plan year. (Amended 7/2012)
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